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Everything in life should be done intensely and with intention Love, work, rest, play, learn, create

bumped into the @tbpn boys at backhaus in san mateo (the center of the universe)

one problem with automation software today is that it creates a ton of extra work for the maintainer. if the product looks like an infinite canvas workflow builder where you have to connect inputs to outputs, assemble tools, and write complex prompts, you are default inaccessible to regular people. these products force users to think like engineers. and ironically, most "next-gen ai-native agentic automation platforms" are making the same usability mistakes as the incumbents.

shipped a handful of run agents to our first design partner last week after 6 months of building. feels good. some unstructured thoughts / learnings: - requirements change daily. having a flexible platform that can adapt quickly is critical. - background agents help with adoption. nobody has to “trigger” anything. the work just gets done. invisible software. - every stakeholder has different needs. some care about agent visibility while others only care about output. have to build for both. - focused on use cases that were impossible to build with incumbent automation tools. workflows that have interleaved human steps, fuzzy logic, lots of edge cases, "each run is a snowflake". agents thrive here. just the beginning!

ever since i was a small child i knew i wanted to build agentic workflows

fuji x half shots. really fun little camera.

re: soulless tech, fads, brainrot marketing i'm reminded of a section from a steve jobs interview in 1995 where he critiques microsoft: "I have no problem with their success. They've earned their success for the most part. I have a problem with the fact that they just make really third-rate products. Their products have no spirit to them, no soul to them. They're not very good. I wish them success. I just wish they could inject a little bit of creativity and culture into their products."

gitpush in the wild

walking around san mateo trying to find people to bitchat with

i don't really understand the whole 1 person company thing. half the fun is winning with other people. why would you want to win alone?

on a mission to acquire tbpn ramp hat

it's a great day to delight customers in hard-to-copy, margin-enhancing ways

fun fact- agentic haggling is already happening. example: insurance claims appeal. 2 agents arguing over who should “win” the claim. each agent represents a different company.

I’m excited to share that I’ve partnered with @nvachhar and @peteschlampp to start a new company. There is far too much manual & repetitive work done at every organization all around the world. We’re building a new agentic automation platform capable of orchestrating and maintaining fleets of autonomous agents at internet scale. And we’re proudly backed by @shv. We're assembling a world‑class team in the bay area. Reach out if you're interested in: - large scale distributed systems - human computer interaction - novel user experiences for task delegation - self healing programs - natural language interfaces - organizational knowledge graphs

lands end

re: agentic automation / browser infra -- proxy rotation, recaptcha cracking, and auto-2fa features do not matter at all in enterprise environments. these problems are solved with a bizdev call. whitelist me. i’m a bot. i pay you $10m a year. :)

“a robot building itself in a lab” dalle2 2022 i miss this era of generative images

tesla full self driving halted for a little squirrel this morning. it let the squirrel pass. and then kept driving. i think that's beautiful.

The big upside of AI Agents is that the majority of the world actually underutilizes technology today. The opportunity to automate new things we didn’t even consider before because it was too costly or hard will vastly exceed the stuff we’ve already automated.